دانلود کتاب In the Shadow of World Literature: Sites of Reading in Colonial Egypt

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CONTENTS\nAcknowledgments\nNotes on Transliteration\nINTRODUCTION\n Of Words and Worlds\n Literary Modernity in Colonial Egypt\n Reading Beyond Representation\n The Moral Universe of a Secular World\n A User’s Guide\n1 WORLD The World of World Literature\n The Constraints of Democratic Criticism\n International Standards of Excellence?\n World Literary Space\n The Saidian Grounds of Worldliness\n The Force of a Secular World\n2 TRANSLATION The Rosetta Stone from Object to Text\n Making Stones Speak\n Leveling Languages, or The Conditions of Equivalence\n Entextualization and the Purely Literary\n The Contours of a Literary Empire\n3 EDUCATION The Moral Imperative of Modernization\n Failure’s Success: Securing the Imagined Future\n From Prejudice to Opinion\n Governing Hermeneutics, Producing Subjects\n The Colonial Cultivation of Character\n Immanently Modern and Uncritically Civilized\n4 LITERATURE How Adab Became Literary\n A World in Words: Philology as Pedagogy\n Literary Institutions and the Instantiation of World Literature\n Footnoting Literature, or The Literary Footnote\n Orientalism, or Literature for Its Own Sake\n Disciplines and Frames of Reading\n5 CRITIQUE Debating Darwin\n Soundness and the Poetics of the Appropriate\n The Force of the Illiterate Reader\n A Passion to Be Cultured: Constructing Intellect and Ignorance\n Relating Religion: The Discursive Limits of Character\n The Borders of a Darwinian World\n6 INTELLECTUALS The Provincialism of a Literary World\n The Bonds of World Literature\n Literary Imaginings of Religious Difference\n Whispers at the Limits of Literary Experience\n A World Untouched by Literature\n Provincial Cosmopolitanism\nCONCLUSION\n The Dynamics of a Global Public\n Literary Myopia\n How to Love the World Properly\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex